Bean Bag by Rompa® – Giant
A popular and comfortable product for everyone!
People with sensory processing difficulties find these comfortable, safe and supportive because the bean bag filling moulds itself to their body shape whilst providing proprioceptive feedback when “sunk into”.
Useful for play, therapy or comfort.
This product has a zip for manufacturing purposes only.
Size: 90H x 90cm dia
- Available in selected popular colours. Please specify chosen colour upon ordering.
Billowing Cushion by Rompa®
“Rompa®’s billowing cushion has been a great addition to our Sensory Integration clinic. We have found that the billowing cushion offers a good postural challenge for a wide range of children. Many children have enjoyed crawling and rolling over the cushion as part of an obstacle course. The cushion is great for whole body rolling across and can be used for assessing if a child is using a segmental rolling reflex. Although for some maintaining balance has been quite difficult, causing them to roll off of the cushion quite easily, whilst others prefer lying in the middle, the air wraps around them providing deep pressure and a rocking motion, which is calming.
We have found that the children’s favourite way to use the cushion has been to use it as a catapult for toys; placing a toy on one side and jumping or crashing onto the other side to make the toy go flying. Children have enjoyed crashing onto the cushion and gaining proprioceptive input; although the foam base is not as soft as we had hoped, which can be a bit of shock at first. This game has also been great in our sensory attachment sessions, working on anticipation, cause and effect, eye contact and vagal brake.”
Caroline Boland – Occupational Therapist
Floppy Island by Rompa®
Custom Manufactured Product
This product is custom manufactured to your specification and is not eligible for return.
Please allow 28 days for manufacture and delivery.
Images are a guide and the colour of the physical product may vary. Free colour swatches are available, Click Here to order.
Haley’s Joy® Balance Buddy Bolster Swing for Size 3 Frame
The Balance Buddy Bolster Swing is designed to help improve balance, core strength and reactions to maintain body alignment. The foam padded frame is covered with an easily cleaned moisture/wear resistant vinyl. The swing is suspended by 175cm (69″) vinyl covered chains that are height adjustable.
Haley’s Joy® Platform Swing Small for Size 1 Frame
Weight capacity: 68kg (150 lbs) Footprint: 157 x 130cm Size: 127cmH
Please note: this is not an item we tend to keep in stock. As this will be manufactured in the USA and ordered for you, please allow approximately 6 to 8 weeks for delivery. Non-returnable as made to order.
Haley’s Joy® Reagan’s Ride for Size 3 Frame
Reagan’s Ride is a soft seat swing that provides surrounding pressure for enhanced stimulation. The interior is made of a microfibre fabric providing comfort to the occupant. It can be easily spot cleaned. The exterior is made from high strength fabric. The included pillow is covered in a zippered microfibre fabric case.
Frame and mats sold separately.
TheraGym Over the Moon Swing – Set A
Provide many opportunities to experience multi-sensory input. Each set includes a half moon-shaped support made of strong Baltic birch wood, a heavy-duty bar strap and several options to secure these to your suspension system.
Includes a Vertical Bouncer Kit (2 Single Bouncer units; 2 Double Vertical Bouncer units; and 2 locking Safety Snaps); a Bouncing Swing (half moon bar; swing seat and straps); Sling Swing (with 2 Safety Snaps); and an additional Safety Snap (i.e. 5 Safety Snaps in total).
Working load: 136kg (300 lbs)
Sensory Integration is a therapy that should be carried out by suitably trained and qualified people. These swings are intended for controlled movements – they are not toys.
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